Football Missouri State High School Football Championships - Page 2

bowener · 11-28-2008, 02:11 PM

I didn't see this anywhere on the board. If it is a re-post please delete it or join it to another or something.
Are any Planeteers old high schools playing this week or any sons playing in any of these games?

My high school just won the 8-man state Championship a few hours ago (game started at 9am--MSHSAA does not like 8-man too much). They all play at the Edward Jones Dome in STL now, which is pretty sweet, even though 17 of the 20 8-man teams are north of 70 and west of 65.

My stepdad got to do the color commentary on KMA radio out of Shenandoah, Ia from the press box at the dome. He said it was pretty hard for an old man (70) to read the numbers from 6 stories up. He liked it though.

Pretty proud of my old school though. The score was 48-16, the backups for MC gave up a TD to the other teams starters, otherwise it was a 48-8 romp. Its pretty sweet too because most of the kids playing are all really good kids and play as a team. I live too far too see them play often, if ever, so I have to keep in touch with my old friends to keep me up to date.

If any of you have not seen an 8-man game, you should give it a try if you live near NW missouri area. Pretty entertaining, and the small crowds can get pretty rowdy depending upon what game you go to. If you go to a Mound City vs. Oregon game you will see families split as if it were the civil war all over again... maybe not quite that bad anymore since Oregon isnt all that good now, but when I was in HS it was pretty nuts since everyone has cousins on the other sideline (I had at least 2 that I knew of). The contests are usually high scoring affairs or at least one team. If the teams aren't matched talent wise then it turns into a massive blowout, hence the 45 point rule. This rule is enacted the moment one team is deafeating the other by 45 points. The clock runs continuously unless there is a timeout or a turnover. If this is rule is enacted before halftime, the losing team has the opportunity to end the game at half or continue playing where they are given the chance to forfeit at any point there following. I have to say at least half my games in HS were ended by halftime. We had a 5 week span my junior year where we gave up 0 points.

The 2 best examples I can give as to the games being high scoring is the opening game my senior year we went to a school that was supposed to be the best team and we beat them 81-14 midway through the 3rd quarter. It was 63-0 at half and our backups played the rest of the game. The other example would be our state championship my freshman year where we won 62-60 and set a new record for most records broken in a single game... I think it was 9, but might have been 7.

If you want to read some better articles or writers just use google: here are a few though.

From STL about MC.
From St Jo about 8-man going to STL.
About MC beating Stanberry--- apparently we are +36 in turnovers
This article is pretty good and brings back memories from HS for me. Also, I live (parents) 25 yards from the football field and my stepdad helped build the entire sports 'complex'... I dont remember our practices ever feeling like a pool party when we had Coach Petersen, he refered to our first 2 weeks as hell weeks because all we did was run sprints and drills in August heat.

Well, you've heard me ramble on. I want to hear some others ramble too. If you want to know more about 8-man, please ask! I was 6'2" 165-190 and played WR/DE, always both sides of the ball, ironman football!

evolve27 · 11-28-2008, 04:33 PM

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**Reaper16** · 11-28-2008, 05:14 PM

The Orrick/Thayer rematch was great, even in the game was prolonged by the refs giving Thayer an imaginary touchdown.

Tomorrow: Go Spoofhounds!

**ExtremeChief** · 11-28-2008, 06:48 PM

I went to HS with the head coach of Blue Springs South. They flipped which classes they are showing on FSN so his game won't be on. Damnit.

Also, Clark County is playing for the title in Class 2. They are in the same conference as my hometown.

Good luck to both.

Sam Hall · 11-28-2008, 06:59 PM

I have to give Raytown South some props. They aren't just a basketball school anymore.

**Reaper16** · 11-28-2008, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ExtremeChief

Also, Clark County is playing for the title in Class 2. They are in the same conference as my hometown.

Screw Clark County.

Maryville 4 life

**jjchieffan** · 11-28-2008, 07:41 PM

My high school just won the state championship for 3A. Cassville Wildcats. I am in disbelief. They never amounted to squat when I was in school, but lately, they have been amazing. The game was at the Jones Dome, against a St. Louis school, and it was never close. 31-7 final score. The kicker is amazing as well. Every kick was through the endzone all night.

**Reaper16** · 11-28-2008, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by jjchieffan

My high school just won the state championship for 3A. Cassville Wildcats. I am in disbelief. They never amounted to squat when I was in school, but lately, they have been amazing. The game was at the Jones Dome, against a St. Louis school, and it was never close. 31-7 final score. The kicker is amazing as well. Every kick was through the endzone all night.

They were pretty dominant tonight. That kicker has mad skillz, yo.

**ExtremeChief** · 11-28-2008, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Reaper16

Screw Clark County.

Maryville 4 life

Actually I normally hate Clark County since they are a rival. It actually may be farther away from me than Maryville.

Should be a pretty good game.

**KcMizzou** · 11-28-2008, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Reaper16

The Orrick/Thayer rematch was great, even in the game was prolonged by the refs giving Thayer an imaginary touchdown.

Tomorrow: Go Spoofhounds!

I work with several guys who are just nuts for Orrick football. We give them a hard time by "accidentally" calling them the bobcats.

Ebolapox · 11-28-2008, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

I think its cool that they even give the small schools at shot at being on tv. They are rotating the games so every other year all the classes can be on tv.

Also my annual

to Salem, MO. Bastards cost me a chance at a state title.

if only coach had put you in during the fourth quarter of the big game. bet you could even throw a football over that mountain!

LiL stumppy · 11-28-2008, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by damaticous

Ahhh...webb city and Helias. both very good teams when I was in HS. Helias, we always beat, but they hit hard and played with heart. Never played Webb City, but heard they have always been good.

Camdenton? lol from what I hear they didn't do too well this year.

I live in Chillicothe now. Great football team and was only beat by 1 point the game before state. Kinda feel sorry for em, but that's the breaks

Webb has one of the best HS programs in MO. We played Union the first round of the play-offs who beat Helias by about 40. The West side of the state is stacked in class 4.

**Skip Towne** · 11-28-2008, 10:35 PM

In Tulsa it's Jenks and Union once again for the 6A title. I'd love to see them play the KC schools.

PastorMikH · 11-28-2008, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Skip Towne

In Tulsa it's Jenks and Union once again for the 6A title. I'd love to see them play the KC schools.

So, Union and Jenks are going to fight it out for the second best HS football team in the state.

Actually, I heard that Jenks and Mustang played on a "Nuetral" field over 2 hours away from Mustang but only 20 minutes from Jenks.

**Skip Towne** · 11-28-2008, 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PastorMikH

So, Union and Jenks are going to fight it out for the second best HS football team in the state.

If your cute little team ever got on the field with Jenks or Union there would just be a grease spot left in the middle of the field.

**Reaper16** · 11-28-2008, 11:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LiL stumppy

Webb has one of the best HS programs in MO. We played Union the first round of the play-offs who beat Helias by about 40. The West side of the state is stacked in class 4.

Webb City is going to smoke Helias, and Kearney would have done the same had they prevailed over Webb.

11-28-2008, 02:11 PM
bowener BAMF! Join Date: Nov 2007 Casino cash: $9549897	Missouri State High School Football Championships I didn't see this anywhere on the board. If it is a re-post please delete it or join it to another or something. Are any Planeteers old high schools playing this week or any sons playing in any of these games? My high school just won the 8-man state Championship a few hours ago (game started at 9am--MSHSAA does not like 8-man too much). They all play at the Edward Jones Dome in STL now, which is pretty sweet, even though 17 of the 20 8-man teams are north of 70 and west of 65. My stepdad got to do the color commentary on KMA radio out of Shenandoah, Ia from the press box at the dome. He said it was pretty hard for an old man (70) to read the numbers from 6 stories up. He liked it though. Pretty proud of my old school though. The score was 48-16, the backups for MC gave up a TD to the other teams starters, otherwise it was a 48-8 romp. Its pretty sweet too because most of the kids playing are all really good kids and play as a team. I live too far too see them play often, if ever, so I have to keep in touch with my old friends to keep me up to date. If any of you have not seen an 8-man game, you should give it a try if you live near NW missouri area. Pretty entertaining, and the small crowds can get pretty rowdy depending upon what game you go to. If you go to a Mound City vs. Oregon game you will see families split as if it were the civil war all over again... maybe not quite that bad anymore since Oregon isnt all that good now, but when I was in HS it was pretty nuts since everyone has cousins on the other sideline (I had at least 2 that I knew of). The contests are usually high scoring affairs or at least one team. If the teams aren't matched talent wise then it turns into a massive blowout, hence the 45 point rule. This rule is enacted the moment one team is deafeating the other by 45 points. The clock runs continuously unless there is a timeout or a turnover. If this is rule is enacted before halftime, the losing team has the opportunity to end the game at half or continue playing where they are given the chance to forfeit at any point there following. I have to say at least half my games in HS were ended by halftime. We had a 5 week span my junior year where we gave up 0 points. The 2 best examples I can give as to the games being high scoring is the opening game my senior year we went to a school that was supposed to be the best team and we beat them 81-14 midway through the 3rd quarter. It was 63-0 at half and our backups played the rest of the game. The other example would be our state championship my freshman year where we won 62-60 and set a new record for most records broken in a single game... I think it was 9, but might have been 7. If you want to read some better articles or writers just use google: here are a few though. From STL about MC. From St Jo about 8-man going to STL. About MC beating Stanberry--- apparently we are +36 in turnovers This article is pretty good and brings back memories from HS for me. Also, I live (parents) 25 yards from the football field and my stepdad helped build the entire sports 'complex'... I dont remember our practices ever feeling like a pool party when we had Coach Petersen, he refered to our first 2 weeks as hell weeks because all we did was run sprints and drills in August heat. Well, you've heard me ramble on. I want to hear some others ramble too. If you want to know more about 8-man, please ask! I was 6'2" 165-190 and played WR/DE, always both sides of the ball, ironman football!
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